Englewood

[ eng-guh l-woo d ]

/ ˈɛŋ gəlˌwʊd /

a city in central Colorado.

a city in NE New Jersey.

a town in SW Ohio.

a town in W Florida.

Example sentences from the Web for englewood

They spoke of a friend named Antonio Davis, also 14, who moved away to Englewood, only to be shot to death in June.

Chicago Gangs Go ‘Wilding’ Amid Rising Gun Violence in Obama’s Hometown |Michael Daly |August 31, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
On the appointed evening I arrived in Englewood, New Jersey, where Boteach and his gaggle of offspring dwell.

My Surreal Night With Michael Jackson |Abby Ellin |July 6, 2009 |DAILY BEAST
Another highly-placed Englewood Cliffs source sees those sharp elbows as more of a big ol' hug: "He has a lot of fans—a lot."

Behind the Shakeup at CNBC |Rachel Sklar |February 4, 2009 |DAILY BEAST
Englewood is where the count of abandoned buildings is nearing 2,000—the highest of any district in the city.

Jennifer Hudson's Tragic Homecoming |Eric Ferkenhoff |October 27, 2008 |DAILY BEAST

"There's a lot of good in Englewood," Deputy Police Chief Joe Patterson said.

Jennifer Hudson's Tragic Homecoming |Eric Ferkenhoff |October 27, 2008 |DAILY BEAST
Away toward Englewood hastened Mr. Middleton, reasoning with himself in a somewhat casuistical manner.

The Strange Adventures of Mr. Middleton |Wardon Allan Curtis
Masters forced me to go, and I am occupying his cottage at Englewood.

The Woman Who Vowed |Ellison Harding
It was close on the hour of sunset when Ravenslee stopped his car before a quiet hotel in Englewood and sprang out.

The Definite Object |Jeffery Farnol
But here, in the unsylvan section of Chicago which bears the bosky name of Englewood, the very darkness had a strange quality.

Half Portions |Edna Ferber
Nick lived in that section of Chicago known as Englewood, which is not so sylvan as it sounds, but appropriate enough for a faun.

Gigolo |Edna Ferber